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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1033, 9 January 1882, Page 4

Putlio Jfotices. OFFICIAL PIREOTOKY FOB IW-IH.AHUA. Mag_-t:__t_ and Wab-dt;-. : Mr W.H: Revell J-sTIC_S OF THE PE.CTE ! Mr Q. 0. Hi wman nnd *^"r P. Frpnnnn. "WAHDRN'fOtEBK-— al»'« Relnrr.ing Officer tor *_ti_»e of Be7"'p«'Pntntiveß and Uegistrar o" Birh*. Deaths, ami Marriagegi Mr H. Lucas Absistakt Warden's Clerk : Mr A. Coi field Officer-in-Cbarge nf Police : Sergeant Neville. Post A3"D Tklfobaph : Offlcer»in Charge ... Mr G. W. Sampson District Survivor : Mr J. Montgomefie jiepresentative in Parliament : : . ■ T. 8. Weston. E. Coukt. Council •■ Chairman „, Mr P. Prennan Clerk J. Harold Engineer ... K. B. Garven MemtvTS of Cont oil*-C' , ». BrennAn. Craig, Fi'.hari, l'a'fcrson, I«*yi»u, WilJiims, Byrne, and Bibet. Pake.: Bank _">«• Zealana--- Nntionnl Bnnk Mr Pickering, Mr. I. Lewi*, Manager. Manager. ChubCHUs : Clitirch of England— JRom.n Calholic— IW. : FT. E. Sed&wjek hVv. D Carew United Methodist Prep Church— BeY, J. 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